This stitch is the simplest permanent stitch, running straight through the fabric without doubling back.

This lighting instrument has a separate lamp and special lens and can shift between spot and flood.

This cut goes straight across the wood grain to change the length of a board.

What are Complimentary Colors?

These are the two primary uses for Sound in live performance.

This nearly invisible stitch is used to close a seam from the outside, such as on a pillow.

This multi‑circuit instrument is used to light a cyc or provide a full‑stage wash.

These are the true dimensions of a 1×3.

These are three examples of Texture Coats.
(Any 3, Aaron will decide Validity)

This is the unit used to measure sound.
Daily Double: What is the symbol?

This long, loose, un‑knotted stitch is used as a removable alternative to pinning.

This simple wash instrument contains a single lamp/lens unit.

This is the standard size of a sheet of lumber.

What do we add to create a highlight in theatre?
DAILY DOUBLE: What's the better fancier way?

This is the position of the sound fader that lets the exact same sound level out as came in to it.

This simple muslin version of a costume is built first to allow for alterations before the final version

This instrument uses an complicated reflector, has shutters, and can hold gobos.

This rule states that the correct screw length.

This are the layers of a paint project from the Surface Up.

This is the Industry Standard sound software used in theatre.

These six elements must all be considered for a costume design to be complete.

Using W = VA, this is the number of 500W instruments that can safely run on a 20A circuit.

This is the basic unit of stage flooring.

These are the four components that make up Paint

This is the correct order of a sound system from source to audience.